1 must bear in mind, not only the taste of those timess, but that Rome was then degraded into a sink of depravity. It is into this worse than Augæan den, that our bard turns the torrent of his resistless eloquence. We can scarcely be surprised, therefore, however we may regret, that the stream is here and there sullied with a taint of the foul pollutions which it sweeps away. It was not left optional with the present Editor to insert or reject such passages as might appear to him objectionable: therefore, by way of rendering them as harmless as possible, he has, wherever he could, given such a paraphrase as might convey the sense divested of the grossness. & Pers. iv. 35, note. INDEX OF AUTHORITIES. A. *Alexander ab Alexandro Geniales Dies, 1510 ACH. Achaintre, Nic. Louis, 1810 AD. Adam, Alex. LL.D. Roman Antiquities,&c.1790 AL. *Alciatus, Andrew, Prætermiss. 1540 AN. Anthon, Charles, Ed.of Lemp.Class.Dict.1827 ANON. The Author of " High Birth.” (see p. 199.] 1821 AR. Arcerius, Joh. 1598 AS. +Ascensius, (Jodocus Badius of Assen) 1498 B. Barthius, Caspar, Observations; Statius; Cal purnius; Claudian, &c. 1664 BA. Bahrdt, Carl. Frd. German Version, 1781 BAR. Barnes, Joshua, D.D. Anacreon; Euripides,&c.1720 BE. *Beroaldus, Phil. Annotations, &c. 1514 BG. Burges, Geo. Plays of Æschylus, 1831 BH. Bouhier, Joh. Remarks on Cic. T. Q. 1737 BK. Broukhusius, Janus, Propertius ; Tibullus, 1727 BL. Blomfield, Charles James, D.D. (Bishop of London,) Æschylus, 1812 BM. Badham, Charles, M.D. Transl. of Juvenal, 1814 BO. Böttiger, C. A. Sabina, 1803 BOI. Boissonade, J. Fr. Nicetas Eugenianus, &c. 1819 BOU. Bourdin, Ægid. Gr. Schol. on Aristoph. 1545 BR. *Brissonius, Barnabas, Formularies, 1505 BRE. Berdenkamp, Magazin für öffentliche Schu len und Schullehrer. BRI. * Britannicus (s. Angelus), Jo. Commentaries, 1486 BRO. * Brodeau, John, 1550 BRU. Brunck, Rich. Fr. Ph. Analecta ; Sophocles, 1785 BU. Burman, Peter, Petronius; Ovid; Quintilian; Anthology; Virgil, 1709 BW. Brewster, Th. Transl. of Persius, 1751 BX. Baxter, William, Horace ; Anacreon, 1701 BY. Bentley, Richard, D.D. Horace; &c. 1727 CA. *Camerarius, Joachim, 1564 CAL. *Calderinus, Domitius, [Domi nic de Caldariis,] Commentary, 1475 CAN. *Canterus, Guil. Animadversions, &c. 1564 CAR. Cardwell, Edward, D.D. Lectures on Anc. Coins, 1832 CAS. **Casaubon, Isaac, Spartian ; Theophrastus; Athenæus, &c. 1605 CE. Cerda, Jo. Lud. de la, Virgil, 1608 CK. Clarke, Sam. D.D. Homer, 1730 CL. Claverius, Steph. Commentary, 1607 Co. Cortius, Gottl. Sallust; Pliny, 1724 CU. *Cunæus, Peter, On the Heb. Repub.&c. 1615 D. Dryden, John, Transl.a 1697 DB. +Duebner, Fridericus, 1833 DD. Drummond, Sir William, Transl. of Persius, 1797 DI. Didot, F. 1810 DM. Dempster, Thomas, 1620 DN. Dennis, Dr. Sam. Ms. Transl. of Persius, 1775 DO. *Dorleans, Lud. Comment. on Tacitus, 1622 D'O. D’Orville, Jac, Ph. Chariton, &c. 1750 3 Satires i. jii. vi. x. xvi. by Dryden himself; ii. xv. by N.Tate; iv. by Rd. Duke ; v. by Wm. Bowles ; vii. by Chas. Dryden ; viii. by Geo. Stepney ; ix. by Steph. Harvey ; xi. by Wm. Congreve ; xii. by Th. Power; xiii. by Thos. Creech ; xiv. by John Dryden, jun. DE. Dæring, Frid. Guil. 1790 Silius ; Livy, 1720 Florus ; Livy, 1731 Traduction Française, 1770 The same, with notes, 1796 1514 Clavis Ciceroniana; Tacitus; Suetonius; Cicero, 1736 1582 Florus ; Dictys, 1674 On Ancient Dress, &c. 1642 1600 Lectiones Subcisivæ, 1602 Fromondus, Libertus, S.T.P. Notes on Seneca, 1640 1817 Claudian ; Columella ; Quin- 1759 Pliny; Ovid Met. 1784 1684 Livy; Seneca; Plautus, 1696 1599 Inscriptions, &c. 1611 1553 Ovid; Propertius; Claudian; Silius ; V. Flaccus, &c. 1658 Hardouin, Joan. Pliny; Cicero Tusc. Q. 1685 HAR. Harles, Theoph. Chrph. C. Nepos ; Ovid T'rist. 1800 1788 1599 Ideen über die Politik u. s. w. 1802 Germ. Vers. of Juvenal, 1818 Animadversions, 1804 1620 1806 1800 1718 Virgil; Tibullus; Apollod. 1767 Westminster) 1801 Emendations; Analecta ; Gr. 1803 Egyptian Pantheon, &c. 1750 Explanat.; Ausonius; Cato; 1607 1803 On Roman Funerals, 1605 1704 1734 1802 b This is also annexed to some of the anonymous variorum notes in the former LI. *Lipsius, Justus, On the Military Affairs of Rome; Tacitus; Seneca, 1607 Commentaries on Horace ; 1560 Notes; Ammian, 1590 1723 Commentaries on Pers. 1601 Lycophron; Exerc. Crit. 1597 1564 1800 1820 1492 1812 1564 Commentary on Pers. 1801 Various Readings, &c. 1559 Hyginus ; Fulgentius, 1674 Lucan; Suetonius, &c. 1728 Tacitus ; Vib. Sequens, 1800 Transl. of Juvenal, 1785 1540 *Parrhasius, Janus, [Joannes Paulus Parisius] Epist. 1520 Antiquities, &c. 1580 1755 Commentaries, &c. 1630 1520 PL. Plathner, Gunther. Henric. 1637 1827 1499 Delphin Edition, 1684 of Ely) Comment. on Scripture, 1695 Canterbury) Lycophron; Grec. Antiq. 1702 1565 1808 Le Jupiter Olympien, 1815 1801 On Potter's Gr. Arch. 1720 1665 1750 Collectanea Lit. Lugd. 1815 Lectiones Antiquæ, 1516 1613 V. Paterculus ; Sueton. 1768 Fr. Transl. of Persius, 1811 1607 (Earl of Roscommon) 1660 Variæ Lectiones, 1618 Plin. Exerc. on Solinus; Spar- tian ; Vopiscus, &c. 1689 1786 1596 Variorum Edition, 1648 1517 1810 This is annexed to some of the anonymous variorum notes in the latter part of с |